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Long Distance Cycling Challenge Alabama, USA!
Due to the great and fabulous weather in Alabama you can cycle nearly all year around and long-distance cycling is a favored activity for the motivated extreme biker. Crossing Alabama by bicycle can be either very easy or extremely difficult. Consider if ...

Mountain Biking Capital USA – Winter Park, Colorado
With 600 miles of trails, it’s no wonder why Winter Park has gained the title of “Mountain Bike Capital USA”. At the resort alone you will find 50 miles of single-track trails accessible via chair lifts and marked with signs identifying skill ...

Mountain Biking Essentials
As the old adage goes, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” And if you’re going on a lengthy bike ride, that makes a lot of sense. To keep yourself comfortable and safe – and avoid getting caught in any frustrating situations – it’s ...




Biking Across America From San Diego to Jacksonville Florida
 

Perhaps you are a long-distance bike writer and thrill seeker? And now you have considered biking across the United States of America. Perhaps you have checked out all the different two words that will help you along the way where you pay them a fee and they have a road crew that follows you and have already set up the itinerary in advance. You would be riding with another group of riders and perhaps even raising money for charity, which is a very good idea too.

Personally I looked into doing this and then I found out that the average ride was 70 to 100 miles per day and quite frankly that is a little less than I had planned to do, as I would like to ride 130 to 250 miles per day. So I cannot go with that group, as it would take me forever I would like to do it in three weeks. But is it possible to do it in three weeks? I think it is and

although I do not know who holds the record for crossing the United States by bicycle I bet it is somewhere around three weeks perhaps a little less.

The best route for crossing the United States as fast as possible would be going from San Diego to Jacksonville, Florida. Why you ask? Well for one there are a whole lot of less hills to go over and you can almost do at any time during the year. Additionally there is usually a pretty good wind at your back the entire way as long as you go from West to East. Perhaps you'll consider this in 2006.

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Cycling team formerly known as CSC facing uncertainty (USA Today)
The Danish cycling team led by former Tour de France winner Bjarne Riis lost one of its main sponsors Monday after software firm IT Factory declared bankruptcy and said its chief executive had embezzled 500 million kroner ($85 million).

Cycling sponsor goes bankrupt, CEO under fire (Sports Illustrated)
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -- Danish media are reporting that one of the main sponsors of Danish cycling team Saxo Bank-IT Factory has declared bankruptcy and its chief executive is suspected of fraud.

Danish cycling team loses sponsor in fraud scandal (San Francisco Chronicle)
The Danish cycling team led by former Tour de France winner Bjarne Riis lost one of its main sponsors Monday after software firm IT Factory declared bankruptcy and said its chief executive had embezzled 500 million kroner ($85 million). The team was...

Cycling: Armstrong commits to Tour de France (The New Zealand Herald)
AUSTIN, Texas - American Lance Armstrong will ride in the 2009 Tour de France, marking the first time he will compete in that cycling race and the Giro d'Italia in the same year.

Danish cycling team loses sponsor in fraud scandal (Lexington Herald-Leader)
The Danish cycling team led by former Tour de France winner Bjarne Riis lost one of its main sponsors Monday after software firm IT Factory declared bankruptcy and said its chief executive had embezzled 500 million kroner ($85 million). The team was previously known as CSC Saxo Bank, but was due to change its name for the 2009 season after IT Factory said it would replace CSC as a co-sponsor. ...